Two Little Bugs
ne...@sowega.net
Hello,
I apologize if I'm posting to the wrong group. Please feel free to
point me in the right direction.
I am looking for the lyrics to a humorous song that my mother used to
sing to me when I was small. The song was "Two Little Bugs." I will
post some of the lyrics that I remember:
Two little bugs decided to roam
Packed their grips and left their home
Left their home with a buzz and a hum
Told their parents to kiss their ......
Chorus:
One was black
One was blue
One had spots on his traa-laa-loo
The other had a ring around his ring-a-rang-a-roo
Hi Ho the Derry-O
They flew right over to the grocery store
Slipped right up and under the door
They leaped on the sugar and they leaped on the tea
If I hadn't been a runnin'
They'd a leaped on me
Repeat Chorus.
Anyway, this is just a little of the song that I remember. If anyone
can point me in the right direction for finding the rest of it I would
greatly appreciate it.
Thanks,
Neeva Candida
Zevra and his little green guy
>I am looking for the lyrics to a humorous song that my mother used to
>sing to me when I was small. The song was "Two Little Bugs." I will
>post some of the lyrics that I remember:
>Two little bugs decided to roam
>Packed their grips and left their home . . .
Okay Neeva! Pop question! What exactly was you Mother doing to you when she
sang this song, and was your father involved in it?
You know there are laws that could protect you, even now! It is not to late
to press charges! It is never to late! At least that is what they told me . .
.
Zevra, Humpty Dumpty,----- {sob} "I'm sorry but I can't go on. The memories
are to painful!
John Sergent
>
> Hello,
>
> I apologize if I'm posting to the wrong group. Please feel free to
> point me in the right direction.
>
> sing to me when I was small. The song was "Two Little Bugs." I will
> post some of the lyrics that I remember:
>
> Two little bugs decided to roam
> Packed their grips and left their home
> Told their parents to kiss their ......
>
> Chorus:
>
> One was black
> One was blue
> One had spots on his traa-laa-loo
> The other had a ring around his ring-a-rang-a-roo
> Hi Ho the Derry-O
>
> They flew right over to the grocery store
> Slipped right up and under the door
> They leaped on the sugar and they leaped on the tea
> If I hadn't been a runnin'
> They'd a leaped on me
>
> Repeat Chorus.
>
> Anyway, this is just a little of the song that I remember. If anyone
> can point me in the right direction for finding the rest of it I would
> greatly appreciate it.
>
> Thanks,
> Neeva Candida
I don't know where that song would be. Try alt.tv.dallas.
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They left their home with a buzz and a hum
And told their mother to kiss their bum
Refrain
Oh one was black and the other was blue
One had spots on his tra-la-loo
The other had a ring around his ringadingadoo
Hi ho, the merry o!
They flew right over to the burlesque show
Took up seats in the very first row
When those girlies came out to dance
Those little buggahs they *bbpt* in their pants
(Refrain)
They flew right over to the grocery store
They *bbpt* on the bacon and they *bbpt* on the ham
Didn't give a damn for the grocery man
(Refrain)
They flew right over to lady clerk
And they buzzed and they buzzed up under her skirt
The lady screamed and fell on the floor
She'd never been tickled like that before!
(Refrain)
They flew right over to the map on the wall
And they *bbpt* and they *bbpt* all over it all
When they were ready to fly away
You couldn't tell Maine from I-o-way
(Refrain)